The destruction of the Kakhovka dam in Kherson carries grave consequences for people, flora and fauna. What are the dangers for humans and nature? more →
The goitered gazelle was once at home in Kyrgyzstan, but has become locally extinct. NABU is supporting a project to reintroduce this species. more →
In a joint effort with the local population, NABU protects the community forest Iko Esai and its extraordinary biodiversity in Nigeria, Africa. more →
Dive deeper into peatland issues now! In the conference live stream, experts and representatives of LIFE projects give insights into their work. more →
In Indonesia, we support coastal communities to secure their livelihoods through sustainable fishing practices in line with marine protection. more →
This project aims to reduce CO₂ emissions in peatlands sites by the equivalent of over 40.000 tons of CO₂ per year in Latvia and Finland. NABU is part of this project. more →
NABU awards the Snow Leopard Award to the High Asia Habitat Fund. Thanks to them, human-wildlife conflicts in Ladakh have noticeably decreased. more →
NABU's partner IERS has been providing humanitarian aid to refugees in Western Ukraine since the beginning of the war. Every donation helps!
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NABU is committed to peace. Germany and the EU must increase their resilience to crises: Climate protection and nature conservation are critical for this. more →
Using charcoal releases carbon and threatens forests. NABU is promoting the use of sustainable briquettes with its new project. more →
By 2050, we must restore all drained peatlands worldwide. NABU is therefore coordinating the new EU project "LIFE Multi Peat". more →
What Europe needs? Wet peatlands! NABU is part of the international project LIFE Multi Peat that aims to rewet and manage degraded peatlands covering an area of 689 ha. The project is being implemented in Poland, Belgium, the Netherlands, Ireland and Germany. more →
Hutan Harapan, the "forest of hope", is a tropical lowland forest in Sumatra, Indonesia, and one of our most precious conservation and restoration programmes. The forest is one of the last refuges for endangered species and provides countless ecosystem services. more →
Kafa Biosphere Reserve is challenged by the lack of sustainable employment and innovation for green development and adaptation to the impacts of climate change. The consortium aims at structuring the up to now non-commercialised garden coffee value chain. more →
Snow leopards are among the most endangered big cats on earth. Only 4,000 to 6,400 animals now live in the wild. NABU has been committed to the survival of snow leopards in Kyrgyzstan since 1999 and has extended its commitment to Tajikistan, Pakistan and Nepal. more →
Intact ecosystems are essential for life on our planet. NABU works to restore ecosystems to their original state and vital regulatory functions.
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NABU promotes sustainable regional development worldwide. Our international projects aim to balance economy, ecology and social equality.
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